I know, I know …
Another post about backing up your data.
Truth of the matter is, I know there’s a lot of you who are not making proper backups. Did you know that data loss costs U.S. companies an estimated $400 million every year?
If you’re not making redundant backups, it also turns out you’re in good company. Take a look at some of these data loss fails:
This is the ultimate protective iPhone case.
And the price point?
David Foster Wallace spoke at a 2005 commencement and it’s been turned into an inspiring and thought provoking film as it weaves his words with some great visuals.
As we step into graduation time, I’m reminded that it’s this kind of inspiration and wisdom that we all could use:
This is the best gaming/controller/mobile device solution I’ve ever seen.
I would be tempted to get an Android smartphone just to do this!
Check it out:
I used to be a huge fan of the old hand written card, but it seems like more and more I’m too pressed for time to write that card. Or I forget about a friend’s birthday until 2 days before, run to Hallmark to score a semi-funny card…write all my sentimental birthday thoughts, go to the post office and buy a book of stamps even though I only need one (didn’t I just buy a book a month ago…wonder where that book is??) Then finally address the card and mail it…only to find out that the mail has already come for the day from my mailbox and it will just sit in there until tomorrow when it gets picked up at 4pm. And thus won’t make it to my friend in time.
It’s a shark attack!
But wait…
…are the sharks attacking people or are people attacking sharks?
Hmmm….just be clear, let’s check:
Sometimes waiting is the toughest part of life. I had the opportunity to film Pastor Pierre Quinn and recently I was just approved for a job transfer that took two years.
That doesn’t seem like a long time but as tech people we all want things quick, fast and in a hurry. I hope this message inspires you like it did me to relish in the wait while God prepares you for something big.
It started as a few drops.
Then it became a steady drip.
Now it has become a raging waterfall. Social media is pouring into every area of our lives, and if we’re not careful, our most valuable resource–time–will drown under its weight.
Here are nine questions everyone should ask themselves about their social media use: Continue Reading…
I’m not sure what kind of project this could be used for, especially since it works best with browsers using webkit (could we please adopt a standard and everyone comply!?!), but this Hyperspace generated with CSS3 is a whole lot of fun.
Check this out:
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